History WesternAnimation / HuntikSecretsAndSeekers

* TheChosenMany: The Foundation's Seekers.

* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: A number of Titans including Zhalia's chameleon Gareon, Defoe's small floating snake Kreutalk, and Ammit Heart Eater, an alligator-like Titan preferred by Rassimov and the suits under his command.

** Can't forget the sound effect when a summon is triggered. You know, like, the ''very same one'' used for [[{{Anime/Pokemon}} "Pokéball retreat"]].
* SpannerInTheWorks: Eathon Lambert in season 2: [[spoiler: during the season he appeared to Lok a few times to advise him, but was revealed to have been [[BigBad The Betrayer]] every time but one. That one time the real Eathon appeared, he told Lok how to neutralize The Traitor's counter to Pendragon]]

* SummonMagic: How the seekers get their titans out of the amulets.

* TemptingFate: A hilarious example in season 2, episode 14. Den distracts Harrison from the [[McGuffin Mother Titan]] he was guarding, and asks him why he left his post. Harrison replies declaring there are twenty Bloodspiral soldiers and that nobody can defeat them. The following scene shows [[{{Badass}} Dante]] defeating the last five guards ''and keeping count''.

* TheChosenMany: The Foundation

* WorthyOpponent: Grier.

* TheMole: [[spoiler:Zhalia first infiltrates Lok and Dante's team before [[BecomingtheMask joining for real]]. She later infiltrates the Bloodspirals in order to locate the whereabouts of the Spiral Mark which was right under the Bloodsprial base the whole time.]]

* NoNameGiven: {{Subverted}} with The Professor who's real name is Simon Jedeau, an old friend of Metz and Eathon Lambert. PlayedStrait with [[spoiler:The Betrayer.]]

* ParentalAbandonment: Sophie, Zhalia, Den and Harrison are all orphans, while Lok lives alone (though he seems to have good relations with his mother, as one episode shows).

* PutOnABus: Grier.
** Don't forget [[spoiler:Zhalia]] in the end of episode 17. She eventually returns in the next two episodes.

* ReptilesAreAbhorant: A number of Titans including Zhalia's chameleon Gareon, Defoe's small floating snake Kreutalk, and Ammit Heart Eater, an alligator-like Titan preferred by Rassimov and the suits under his command.

* SequelHook: In first season, we have [[spoiler: Rassimov being defeated thrown in a magical vortex and winding up 'somewhere' to say two unknown people that everything is going according to the plan]]. In the second, after the final battle, [[spoiler: Montague wonders if the Bloodspiral Mark is deactivated for good... Only for the Mark to flash for a moment, and the viewers are then shown that the red comet heralding the Nullificators is still there.]]

* SpannerInTheWorks: Eathon Lambert in season 2: [[spoiler: during the season he appeared to Lok a few times to advise him, but was revealed to have been [[BigBad The Traitor]] every time but one. That one time the real Eathon appeared, he told Lok how to neutralize The Traitor's counter to Pendragon]]

* CoolSword: The legendary Will Blade. It was used by the first Seeker, Lord Casterwill himself, to seal the Spiral Mark that can be used to call the Nullifiers. After it is found, Lok begins using it as his WeaponOfChoice in pretty much every episode thereafter. [[spoiler:[[BigBad The Betrayer]] [[BatmanGambit tricks Lok]] into [[NiceJobBreakingItHero unsealing the Spiral Mark with it]] under the pretense of destroying it.]]

*** EvilGenius: Tantras who recruits and trains the underling.

*** SixthColom

* FullNameBasis: Defoe always refers to Dante this way. In fact most people seem to; [[AwesomeMcCoolname his name is]] ''[[AwesomeMcCoolname that]]'' [[AwesomeMcCoolname cool]].
* {{Golem}}: Metagolem.

* TheMole: [[Zhalia first infiltrates Lok and Dante's team before [[BecomingtheMask joining for real]]. She later infiltrates the Bloodspirals in order to locate the whereabouts of the Spiral Mark which was right under the Bloodsprial base the whole time.]]

* {{Mooks}}: The Organization Suits. And the generic Bloodspiral foot soldiers who conveniently wear masks.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: the second season is FILLED with these. In order: by defeating the Professor in the way they did in season one, Dante and co. took down the most powerful weapon to defend the world from the [[AncientConspiracy Bloodspiral Order]]; to prevent [[CardCarryingVillain Mr. Wilder]] from taking the Willblade, Lok takes it from its hiding place, [[spoiler: freeing the Red Comet that allows the summoning of the [[EldritchAbomination Nullifiers]]; right after the [[spoiler: Red Comet]] is summoned, Lucas Casterwill finally appears to explain how The Organization had stolen from him the Titan Void, that [[spoiler: with the Red Comet and at the right moment can be used to summon the Nullifiers]], with the recovery attempt leading the Bloodspiral Order to take it away exactly to [[spoiler: summon the Nullifiers]]; in one of the last episodes, Lok hits the Bloodspiral Mark with the Willblade to prevent it from being usable to summon the Nullifiers immediately, [[spoiler: only to find out he had been duped and that he had just broken the seal put on it by Lord Casterwill]].

* ThemeMusicPowerUp: Accompanies the summoning of the Titans and the Blade Call for the Will Blade. There's a set for the good guys' Titans and the for the bad guys. Lok has a recurring one during the second season.

** Dante's EstablishingCharacterMoment happens right outside his house. Lok is looking for Dante's house while being pursued by Organization suits. He can't find it, and is quickly cornered, as fate would have it, at the front of Dante's house right when he returns with groceries. He immediately summons Caliban, then later Soul Wing, and single-handedly[[hottip:*:with a little help from Lok who knocks out a suit that would have Auger Frost-ed him in the back with a wooden stick]] takes down the three suits and their two Redcaps and one Mindrone, with witty banter and everything. He thus cements himself as TheAce and a {{Badass}}, a {{Characterization}} that follows him throughout all of both seasons.

*** BigBad: Rassimov [[spoiler:The Betrayer being the TrueBigBad]]

*** EvilGenius: Tantras who recuri

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The [[MainCharacter main characters]] usually get one:

** Dante's EstablishingCharacterMoment happens right outside his house. Lok is looking for Dante's house while being pursued by Organization suits. He can't find it, and is quickly cornered, as fate would have it, at the front Dante's house right when he returns with groceries. He immediately summons Caliban, then later Soul Wing, and single-handedly[[hottip:*:with a little help from Lok who knocks out a suit that would have Auger Frost-ed him in the back with a wooden stick]] takes down the three suits and their two Redcaps and one Mindrone, with witty banter and everything. He thus cements himself as The Ace and a {{Badass}}, a {{Characterization}} that follows him throughout all of both seasons.
** Zhalia show up as a beautiful, yet mysterious young raven-haired woman seen walking down the street. Just then, suits attack are not-quite-team in their hotel in Prague. Zhalia breaks down the door (along with the surrounding wall) with her Titan Gareon who beams two enemies out the window. She then leaps to the window and summons up Strix who gets rid of the lasts two Titans. When things calm down, she says [[IWasJustPassingThrough she just walked by and ''overheard'' that some suits were attacking there room]]. Never mind she just took a receiver out of her ear and crushed it before busting into their room. This establishes Zhalia right off the bat as a woman not to be messed with, and perhaps not to be trusted either...

** Although they aren't really enemies any more, they also try this with Grier and his faction. It also fails because Grier says he needs to stay and protect his island nation and that he need to atone for the things in his past he's not proud of. [[FridgeLogic Apparently, saving the world from chaos loving fanatics who wish to destroy it isn't good enough...]]

*** Rassimov

** Zhalia show up as a beautiful, yet mysterious young raven-haired woman seen walking down the street. Just then, suits attack are not-quite-team in their hotel in Prague. Zhalia breaks down the door (along with the surrounding wall) with her Titan Gareon who beams two enemies out the window. She then leaps to the window and summons up Strix who gets rid of the lasts two Titans. When things calm down, she says [[IWasJustPassingThrough she just walked by and ''overheard'' that some suits were attacking there room]]. Never mind she just took a receiver out of her ear and crushed it before busting into their room. This establishes Zhalia right off the bat as a woman not to be messed with, and perhaps not to be trusted either...

** All though they aren't really enemies any more, they also try this with Grier and his faction. It also fails because Grier says he needs to stay and protect his island nation and that he need to atone for the things in his past he's not proud of. [[FridgeLogic Apparently, saving the world from chaos loving fanatics who wish to destroy it isn't good enough...]]

** Dante's EstablishingCharacterMoment happens right outside his house. Lok is looking for Dante's house while being pursued by Organization suits. He can't find it, and is quickly cornered, as fate would have it, at the front Dante's house right when he returns with groceries. He immediately summons Caliban, then later Soul Wing, and single-handedly[[hottip:*:with a little help from Lok who knocks out a suit that would have Auger Frost-ed him in the back with a wooden stick: takes down the three suits and their two Redcaps and one Mindrone, with witty banter and everything. He thus cements himself as The Ace and a {{Badass}}, a {{Characterization}} that follows him throughout all of both seasons.

** Dante's EstablishingCharacterMoment happens right outside his house. Lok is looking for Dante's house while being pursued by Organization suits. He can't find it, and is quickly cornered, as fate would have it, at the front Dante's house right when he returns with groceries. He immediately summons Caliban, then later Soul Wing, and single-handedly takes down the three suits and their two Redcaps and one Mindrone, with witty banter and everything. He thus cements himself as The Ace and a {{Badass}}, a {{Characterization}} that follows him throughout all of both seasons.

* TemptingFate: An hilarious example in season 2, episode 14. Den distracts Harrison from the [[McGuffin Mother Titan]] he was guarding, and asks him why he left his post. Harrison replies declaring there are twenty Bloodspiral soldiers and that nobody can defeat them. The following scene shows Dante defeating the last five guards ''and keeping count''.

** Lok asks a newly met Sophie to help with his history homework. She says no since he just slept through history class, so Lok bets he can finish the crossword puzzle she is struggling with in 2:00 minutes in exchange for her help. Since he's good with puzzles, he completes it in under 90 seconds without scratching anything out, to Sophie's surprise.

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The [[MainCharacter main characters]] usually one:

Season two dwells more on the historical side of the Seekers and expands on Sophie, and the Casterwill family as a whole. The primary {{villains}} are a [[MysteryCult cult]] of sorts called [[AncientConspiracy The Bloodspiral Brotherhood]] lead by none other than the previous season's [[TheDragon Dragon]], Rassimov. Teenage orphan Den Fears also joins Lok's group part ways in, [[spoiler:primarily to replace Zhalia who's busy infiltrating said cult to learn of there secrets.]]

* ComMons: Certain Titans are very common. Freelancer for the Huntik Foundation, Icarus and Feyone for the Casterwills, Redcap and Mindrone and a few others for The Organization, and Marauder and especially Harlekin for the Bloodspirals.
* CoolBigSis: CharacterDevelopment evolves Zhalia into this towards Lok and Sophie. She also instantly becomes this to orphans Den and Harrison Fears, [[spoiler:even to the point of looking out for Harrison all the while she was infiltrating the Bloodspirals.]] Harrison even admits she is like a sister to him and that she is pretty much his only real friend other than his brother.

* DefrostingIceQueen:

** Lok later becomes this to Den after he joins the group. Den likes it and would pretty much whatever Lok told him to compared to his Huntik Foundation teachers. He tells Cherit this is because, at the orphanage, he was the one who always had to look after his brother who was constantly bullied, so it feels nice to have someone looking out for him.
* BigEater: Den, though nowhere near the usual levels of this trope, has more than once taled about getting food or getting seconds...or fourths. Maybe his orphanage was malnourishing their kids.

* CainAndAbel: Harrison grows apart from Den due to the power the Bloodspirals promise him being appealing. After Den joins Lok's team, this put the brothers on opposite sides and at each other's throats, [[spoiler:though they do reconcile by the end.]]

** Lok later becomes this to Den after he joins the group. Den likes it and would pretty much whatever Lok told him to compared to his Huntik Foundation teachers. He tells Cherit this is because, at the orphanage, he was the one who always had to look after his brother who was

* CardCarryingVillain: Mr. Wilder, the new leader of The Organization (or parts of it, as Grier never took orders from him) in season 2. Obsessed with control and TakingOverTheWorld, has quite a few KickTheDog moments, the last of which happens right before Grier kicks his ass and [[PutOnABus brings him to his island to teach him what control really is]].

* ChekhovsGun: The goddamn ''Hammer of Thor'': recovered in a first season episode, is strong enough to one-shot the biggest Titan ever seen on screen, but wasn't used anymore due the need for two Seekers to spin the thing before launching it at the victim and it's size (as tall as a man) making it difficult to transport where needed (like when you're fighting [[BigBad The Professor]] and his Legendary Titan). Then in the last episode of the second season, during the final battle between the whole Huntik Foundation and the Bloodspiral Order, the Bloodspiral summons an enormous flying Titan that can easily take down the Foundation [[CoolPlane Cool Planes]]... And when Montehue reach one of the planes to help, the pilot gets him to help with using the Hammer, even commenting it had been a good idea to bring it with them. Wind,the Seeker in control of the flying Titan, has barely the time for an OhCrap face before said Titan is one-shotted.

* CoolBigSis: CharacterDevelpoment evolves Zhalia into this towards Lok and Sophie. She also instantly becomes this to orphans Den and Harrison Fears, [[spoiler:even to the point of looking out for Harrison all the while she was infiltrating the Bloodspirals.]] Harrison even admits she is like a sister to him and is pretty much his only real friend other than his brother.
* CoolSword: The legendary Will Blade. It was used by the first Seeker, Lord Casterwill, himself to seal the Spiral Mark that can be used to call the Nullifiers. After it is found, Lok begins using it as his WeaponOfChoice in pretty much every episode thereafter. [[spoiler:[[BigBad The Betrayer]] [[BatmanGambit tricks Lok]] into [[NiceJobBreakingItHero unsealing the Spiral Mark]] under the pretense of destroying it.]]

Season two dwells more on the historical side of the Seekers and expands on Sophie, and the Casterwill family as a whole. The primary {{villains}} are a [[MysteryCult cult]] of sorts called [[AncientConspiracy The BloodSpiral Brotherhood]] lead by none other than the previous season's [[TheDragon Dragon]] Rassimov. Teenage orphan Den Fears also joins Lok's group part ways in, [[spoiler:primarily to replace Zhalia who's busy infiltrating said cult to learn of there secrets.]]

** Lok's Dad's Holotome, which he and Sophie find in The Professor's Castle at the end of season one. Turns out that it was [[spoiler:planted there by Rassimov on his master The Betrayers's orders. All the clues the group gets from that Holotome, including any projections of Eathon Lambert that appeared from it, was actually The Betrayer himself guiding the team meticulously throughout the second season. Yes, that also includes the group getting the Legendary Titans they got (except Quetzalcoatl).]]

Season two dwells more on the historical side of the Seekers and expands on Sophie, and the Casterwill family as a whole. The primary {{villains}} are a [[MysteryCult cult]] of sorts called [[AncientConspiracy The Brotherhood of the Blood Spirals]] lead by none other than the previous season's [[TheDragon Dragon]] Rassimov. Teenage orphan Den Fears also joins Lok's group part ways in, [[spoiler:primarily to replace Zhalia who's busy infiltrating said cult to learn of there secrets.]]

* EnemyMine: Lok's group, in particularly Sophie, tries this with [[CardCarryingVillain Mr. Wilder's]] faction at least twice, in the hopes that they would work together with the Huntik Foundation in battling against the Bloodspirals. He declines both times, saying he'll find a way to control the Bloodspiral and make them work for him, [[WhatAnIdiot even though

** Lok's Dad's Holotome, which he and Sophie find in The Professor's Castle at the end of season one. Turns out that it was [[spoiler:planted there by Rassimov on his master, The Betrayers's orders. All the clues the group gets from that Holotome, including any image of Eathon Lambert that appeared on the Holotome were actually The Betrayer himself guide

Lok and Sophie manage to drive away the suits with the help of Dante Vale, a private detective with extensive knowledge on amulets. Dante also informs Lok of his destiny as a Seeker?people who can use magic and bond with magical creatures called titans?and recruits him into the Huntik Foundation, an alliance of Seekers with noble purposes who try to find and investigate historical and magical artifacts. Now Lok and his friends must use the knowledge of his father's journal to find other Titans and to keep them out of the world domination seeking hands of The Organization.

Season two dwells more on the historical side of the Seekers and expands on Sophie, and the Casterwill family as a whole. The primary [[Villan villans]] are a [[MysteryCult cult]] of sorts called [[AncientConspiracy The Brotherhood of the Blood Spirals]] lead by none other than the previous season's [[TheDragon Dragon]] Rassimov. Teenage orphan Den Fears also joins Lok's group part ways in, [[spoiler:primarily to replace Zhalia who's busy infiltrating said cult to learn of there secrets.]]

* BoisterousBruiser: Huntik foundation member Montehue.

* ChekhovsGun: The goddamn ''Hammer of Thor'': recovered in a first season episode, is strong enough to one-shot the biggest Titan ever seen on screen, but wasn't used anymore due the need for two Seekers to spin the thing before launching it at the victim and it's size (as tall as a man) making it difficult to transport where needed (like when you're fighting [[BigBad The Professor]] and his Legendary Titan). Then in the last episode of the second season, during the final battle between the whole Huntik Foundation and the Bloodspiral Order, the Bloodspiral summons an enormous flying Titan that can easily take down the Foundation [[CoolPlane Cool Planes]]... And when Montehue reach one of the planes to help, the pilot gets him to help with using the Hammer, even commenting it had been a good idea to bring it with them. The Seeker in control of the flying Titan has barely the time for an OhCrap face before said Titan is one-shotted.

Lok and Sophie manage to drive away the suits with the help of Dante Vale, a private detective with extensive knowledge on amulets. Dante also informs Lok of his destiny as a Seeker?people who can use magic and bond with magical creatures called titans?and recruits him into the Huntik Foundation, an alliance of Seekers with noble purposes who try to find and investigate historical and magical artifacts. Now Lok and his friends must use the knowledge of his father's journal to find other Titans and to keep them out of the world domination seeking hands of The Organization.

* TheAce: Dante Vale, widely considered to be the Huntik Foundation's number one seeker.

* ArtShift: Although season one is done in traditional animation style, over half the episodes of season two are done in [[AbobeFlash flash]]. The two styles generally alternate between episodes, with flash sometimes getting two or three in a row; this takes some getting used to.

* CainandAbel: Harrison grows apart from Den due to the power the Bloodspirals promise him being appealing. After Den joins Lok's team, this put the brothers on opposite sides and at each other's throats, [[spoiler:though they do reconcile by the end.]]
* CallingYourAttacks: How the Seekers invoke Titans and cast spells. Strangely, Wind can do both without speaking.

* CoolSword: The legendary Will Blade. It was used by the first Seeker, Lord Casterwill, himself to seal the spiral mark that can be used to call the Nullifiers. After it is found, Lok begins using it as his WeaponofChoice in pretty much every episode thereafter. [[spoiler:[[BigBad The Betrayer]] [[BatmanGambit tricks Lok]] into [[NiceJobBreakingItHero unsealing the spiral mark]] under the pretense of destroying it.]]

* TakenForGranite: King Basilisk's attack.

* TeethClenchedTeamWork: Sophie and Zhalia.

* AncientTradition: Seekers have existed throughout history, and have included people like Joan of Arc.

* FullNameBasis: Defoe always refers to Dante this way. In fact most people seem to; [[AwesomeMcCoolname his name is ''[[AwesomeMcCoolname that]]'' cool]].

* KilledOffForReal [[spoiler: Dafoe (via Grier), Klaus and various Suits (King Basilisk), Sabriel...though Klaus and Sabriel do come back later. King Basilisk petrification is reversible and Sabriel was with Sophie the whole time.]]

* TheDragon: Rassimov to The Professor. [[spoiler:[[DragonwithanAgendaHis true loyalty lies with The Betrayer]], [[TheStarscreamonly to eventually lie with himself]].]]

* FullNameBasis: Defoe always refers to Dante this way. In fact most people seem to; [[AwesomeMcCoolname his name is ''that'' cool]].

* KilledOffForReal [[spoiler: Dafoe (via Grier), Klaus and various Suits (King Basilisk), Sabriel...though Klaus and Sabriel do come back later.]]
* LimitedWardrobe
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Somewhat frustratingly, Lok's sister, Cathy.

* AncientConspiracy: The Order of the Bloodspirals, harbingers of the EldritchAbominationNullifiers, are first mentioned in season one. They appear in reality in season two.

* DeadpanSnarker: Zhalia most of the time. Also Sophie in relation to Lok. Even Dante himself is not immune to some deadpan delivery once in a while. New team member Den as well, which seems to be a coping mechanism.

* TheDragon: Rassimov to The Professor. [[spoiler:DragonWithAnAgendaHis true loyalty lies with The Betrayer, [[TheStarscreamonly to eventually lie with himself]].]]

* FiveBadBand: The Organization
** BigBad: The Professor
** TheDragon: Rassimov
** EvilGenius: Klaus
** TheBrute: Grier
** DarkChick: [=DeFoe=]
** SixthRangerTraitor: [[spoiler:Zhalia]]

* FullNameBasis: Defoe always refers to Dante this way. In fact most people seem to; [[AwesomeMcCoolNamehis name is that cool]].

** In the second season happens to Lok, when [[BigBad The Traitor]] reveals that he [[spoiler: [[BatmanGambit impersonated Eathon Lambert to lead him into]] [[NiceJobBreakingItHero breaking the seal on the Bloodspiral Mark]]]].

* KilledOffForReal [[spoiler: Dafoe (via Grier), Klaus and various Suits (King Basilisk), Sabriel...]]

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Lok's sister, Cathy.

* TheMole

* TheAce: Dante Vale, widely considered to be the Huntik Foundation's number one seeker.
* AllMythsAreTrue: So far, the series has shown that legends surrounding Gargoyles, Golems, and Thor, have all been based on reality, and that they have all been connected to Amulets and Titans.
* AllThereInTheManual: The official ''Huntik'' website has details of the story--including the backstories of several characters--which either don't appear at all, or do appear, but aren't obvious.

* AncientConspiracy: The Order of the Bloodspirals, harbingers of the Eldritch AbominationNullifiers, are first mentioned in season one. They appear in reality in season two.

** In season 2, Rassimov, leader of the [[AncientConspiracy Blood Spirals]], [[spoiler:with The Betrayer being the true BigBad of season 2]]

* TheDragon: Rassimov.

* FullNameBasis: Defoe always refers to Dante this way.

* AnAxeToGrind: Montehue's WeaponOfChoice.

* BigBad: The Professor, leader of The Organization in season 1.
** In season 2, Rassimov, leader of the [[AncientConspiracy Blood Spirals]],[[spoiler:with The Betrayer being the true BigBad of season 2]]

* {{Mooks}}: The Suits.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: the second season is FILLED with these. In order: by defeating the Professor in the way they did in season one, Dante and co. took down the most powerful weapon to defend the world from the [[AncientConspiracy Bloodspiral Order]]; to prevent [[CardCarryingVillain Mr. Wilder]] from taking the Willblade, Lok takes it from her hideout, [[spoiler: freeing the Red Comet that allows to summon the [[EldritchAbomination Nullifiers]]; right after the [[spoiler: Red Comet]] is summoned, Lucas Casterwill finally appears to explain how The Organization had stolen from him the Titan Void, that [[spoiler: with the Red Comet and at the right moment can be used to summon the Nullifiers]], with the recovery attempt leading the Bloodspiral Order to take him away exactly to [[spoiler: summon the Nullifiers]]; in one of the last episodes, Lok hits the Bloodspiral Mark with the Willblade to prevent it from being usable to summon the Nullifiers immediately, [[spoiler: only to find out he had been duped and that he had just broken the seal put on it by Lord Casterwill]].

* ParentalAbandonment: Both Sophie and Zhalia are orphans, while Lok lives alone (though he seems to have good relations with his mother, as one episode shows).

* AllThereInTheManual: The official ''Huntik'' website has details of the story--including the backstories of several characters--which have not appeared in the show as of yet.

* BigBad: The Professor, leader of The Organization.

* CallingYourAttacks
* CardCarryingVillain: Mr. Wilder, the new leader of The Organization (or parts of it, as Grier never took orders from him) in season 2. Obsessed with control and TakingOverTheWorld, has quite a few KickTheDog moments, the last of which happens right before Grier kicks his ass and [[PutOnABus bring him on his island to teach him what control really is]].
* ChekhovsGun: The goddamn ''Hammer of Thor'': recovered in a first season episode, is strong enough to one-shot the biggest Titan ever seen on screen, but wasn't used anymore due the need for two Seekers to spin the thing before launching it at the victim and it's size (as tall as a man) making it difficult to transport where needed (like when you fight [[BigBad The Professor]] and his Legendary Titan). Then in the last episode of second season, during the final battle between the whole Huntik Foundation and the Bloodspiral Order, the Bloodspiral summons an enormous flying Titan that can easily take down the Foundation [[CoolPlane Cool Planes]]... And when Montehue reach one of the planes to help, the pilot gets him to help with using the Hammer, even commenting it had been a good idea to bring it with them. The Seeker in control of the flying Titan has barely the time for an OhCrap face before said Titan is one-shotted.
* DeadpanSnarker: Zhalia most of the time. Also Sophie in relation to Lok. Even Dante himself is not immune to some deadpan delivery once in a while.